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The Falcon

The Student News Site of The Kinkaid School

The Falcon

The Student News Site of The Kinkaid School

The Falcon

November 20, 2025

Junior Blair Strachan dribbles along to the right side line, passing the St. John’s defense. Later, she scores a goal, saying “I don’t even know what was going through my head at the moment. Although I was super excited that we were now ahead, the game was still extremely close. If anything, I just felt more motivated to make sure we stayed in the lead!”

Falcons soar past St. John’s 5-2 in fiery rivalry win

Sophie Tang, Staff Writer September 12, 2025

The varsity field hockey team earned a thrilling 5-2 win at home against rivals St. John’s on Sept. 11. On this sweltering day, The Falcons, who are the South Preparatory Conference runnerup of the...

Teacher continues book series

Cooper Buck, Staff Writer November 16, 2020

Kinkaid is known to be filled with talented and artistic students who create powerful and moving essays and works of art. But what can be underappreciated are the talents of the faculty and staff. Mrs....

Dance teacher, Mr. Aaron Girlinghouse, reviews choreography with Catherine Moseley, an eighth-grader who stars in Disney's "Beauty and the Beast."

Musical set to open

January 10, 2020

Members of Kinkaid's boys cross-country team during the Cooper Dragon Invitational in Tomball, Texas last August. Boys cross country and girls cross country both compete on Saturday morning in the Cypress-Tomball area. Photo by David Shutts

SPC fall competition rounding up

Ayush Krishnamoorti, News Editor November 7, 2019

Five out of six fall sports teams are participating in SPC play from Thursday to Saturday. After a play-in game against Fort Worth Country Day, Kinkaid boys volleyball will play the top overall team...

2019-2020 Staff

June 14, 2019

Editor in Chief: Madi Babine

Seniors make their debut with One Acts

Madi Babine May 6, 2019

On April 27-28, four seniors completed their final senior project: One Acts. This 10 minute play is tradition for seniors who are well-versed in theater. They are transitioning from their past plays into...

A Model Student

A Model Student

Allison Le November 9, 2018

Learning to balance attending school with attending fashion shows requires a special type of focus. Model Courtney Magelssen (10) shared her experience in learning to control both worlds. Scouted in...

Travis Scott pays homage to Houston in “Astroworld”

Travis Scott pays homage to Houston in “Astroworld”

Sterling Elias November 9, 2018

Since Travis Scott has blown up on a national and international scale, performing on world tours and having a child with worldwide superstar Kylie Jenner, he has proven to be a star who doesn’t forget...

Photo courtesy of Creative Commons.

Letter from the editor – Issue 2, Vol. 72

Emma Stout November 8, 2018

In case you haven’t noticed, there is an abundance of ‘things’ happening in the world. Midterm elections are approaching. Gun control. #MeToo. We’re mindlessly clutching our TV screens for a number—Category...

Three Upper School teachers on the lookout for their missing items that mysteriously disappeared over the summer.

Three items went missing: The story of a tea kettle, red tricycles and hand-knit turtles

Mya Franklin November 8, 2018

A pink and purple turtle hand-knit with love. A metallic electric kettle that alleviated student stress with just a cup of tea. Two red tricycles that are used at every Kinkaid pep rally. Over the summer,...

Episcopal replaces St. John’s as new adversary

William Scott November 8, 2018

The infamous St. John’s-Kinkaid rivalry is one of the biggest in Houston. The history behind these two teams continues to grow in every sport. Though the feud between the Falcons and the Mavericks is...

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